Engineering often prioritizes product over tech debt and long-term goals.
Rapid growth can leave you spinning.
The process for career growth is both well-defined and extremely fuzzy.
If we didn't have "golden handcuffs", I would be worried we would see a large number of key engineers leave. Hopefully we resolve those issues before everyone vests.
Started with a phone interview with the Upstart recruiter, followed by a take-home test on Codility. Although the interview went well and I scored almost perfect on the test, I was sent a no-reply email saying they were moving forward with other cand
The whole interview process was messy and took 2 months. The recruiter slowed down the entire process. Late updates and replies to the emails. What most sucked was the recruiter. She said she would call to discuss the offer but then called to inform
Friendly recruiter. Easy process overall. None of the questions were special or difficult/hard. 1. System design round 2. Project round 3. Coding round 4. Values round 5. Hiring manager round The interviewer from Values round seemed to be a non-tec
Started with a phone interview with the Upstart recruiter, followed by a take-home test on Codility. Although the interview went well and I scored almost perfect on the test, I was sent a no-reply email saying they were moving forward with other cand
The whole interview process was messy and took 2 months. The recruiter slowed down the entire process. Late updates and replies to the emails. What most sucked was the recruiter. She said she would call to discuss the offer but then called to inform
Friendly recruiter. Easy process overall. None of the questions were special or difficult/hard. 1. System design round 2. Project round 3. Coding round 4. Values round 5. Hiring manager round The interviewer from Values round seemed to be a non-tec